Cheshire, its traditions and history, including a record of the rise and progress of freemasonry in this ancient province (1920)
Ingham, Alfred · Edinburgh : Printed by Pillans & Wilson · leaf 127
f Chester was closelybesieged by the warlike Welsh. The constable of the Castle (Hugh de Lacy) couldnot leave the fair, even had he had the men at his disposal. The garrison wasdepleted owing to the absence of many of its members in the service of the king inother counties. It is alleged that Sir… … ■■ Rags and Tatters to the Rescue.Cheshire Minstrels en route to Rhuddlau. CHESHIRE : ITS TRADITIONS AND HISTORY 109 He would also ultimately marry the lady of his choice, though she be muchgiven to jealousy. This lady was Mary only daughter, of de Lacy, the con-stable of Chester Castle. Much is,…
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